Aviation maintenance tracking provider CAMP Systems is previewing its new suite of digital maintenance tools this week at Heli-Expo 2020. CAMP is also being joined by its recently acquired digital parts, equipment and services marketplace company—Inventory Locator Services (ILS)—in exhibiting at the show.
The new digital solutions on display at CAMP’s booth (4636) include advanced component maintenance tracking, comprehensive fleetwide document management, and a fully digital maintenance program manager.
"CAMP has worked very closely with our customers to develop tools and processes that affect meaningful improvements in the airworthiness reliability of their aircraft," said CAMP director of rotor aircraft health management Brian Driscoll. "Modern maintenance organizations require airtight control over their maintenance program. Tens of thousands of operators rely on CAMP every month to ensure their aircraft are airworthy and these tools help them do that."
Formerly a subsidiary of Boeing, ILS also displayed several of its offerings at the CAMP booth, including the Fair Market Value (FMV) report that uses analytical data and artificial intelligence algorithms to determine up-to-date market values of parts and services for helicopter industry customers.
"Forward-thinking helicopter industry operators, OEMs, and distributors increasingly need aerospace industry intelligence to make better decisions faster," said ILS executive v-p and general manager John Herrman. "We look forward to demonstrating the value of our marketplace, as well as our business intelligence solutions, to our customers and helicopter industry partners."
CAMP supports 20,000 aircraft, 32,000 engines, and 1,500 maintenance facilities. The company is the factory-recommended maintenance tracking provider for Airbus Corporate Jets, Beechcraft, Bell, Boeing Business Jets, Bombardier, Cessna, Daher, Dassault, Embraer, Gulfstream, Honda Aircraft, Leonardo, Piaggio, Pilatus, Quest, Viking, and numerous other aircraft manufacturers.